Sentence examples for would devote time from inspiring English sources

In a blog post on the Twitter site, the company said it would devote "time, energy and money" to work with the Girls Who Code initiative.

Gabby!" Given that Mr. Romney spent little time on foreign policy during his acceptance speech, it was a foregone conclusion that Mr. Obama would devote time to national security, an area where Democrats believe they have carved out a surprising advantage.

Brainstorming, debating or problem-solving with brilliant entrepreneurs across many companies and several industries is something I would devote time and energy to even if I were not compensated for it.

If there were an organization in Istanbul to work against this I would devote time to it".

Given their general dismissal of any theoretical risk from DNA material from PCV in rotavirus vaccines, many pediatricians indicated that they would not devote time to explain the PCV finding, although many agreed that they would provide information to mothers who specifically queried them on the topic.

But why would someone devote time and energy to create something that could not be used in any capacity other than to evoke a response in the viewers or the artists themselves?

Everyone knows there's a huge problem, and most people would be willing to devote time and or money to it if they thought it would do some good.

Mr. Ilyumzhinov, who has also been president of World Chess Federation since 1995, said he would devote more time to promoting chess.

He said he would devote his time to preparing for a major campaign to build an endowment.

"Her mission was to ensure that New York stations would devote more time to Long Island news," Mr. Burkett said.

Mr. Abdul Rauf said that he had spoken hypothetically and that he accepted his reduced role; he said he would devote his time to his interfaith mission.